All baby triceratopses are born with the name “6 7” until they are old enough to choose one for themselves. Unfortunately, most of them decide to keep the name, resulting in 78% of all adult triceratopses being names “6 7” and 20% having the name “7 6” to be divisive. Only 2% of all triceratops have a unique name, which can be exponentially confusing for everyone who is not a triceratops. Interestingly enough, it seems like it does not stand as an issue for them.








